There are still some House races pending, but at least for the moment it looks like the House will end up being 232-203 (that's a direct reversal of what it was before) and the Senate, with the declaration of Webb being victorious in Virgina, will be 51-49. Looking at the Survey, just judging by the numbers, without going into the nitty-gritty, Larry Sabato had the most accurate call for both houses.

Interestingly, Alan I. Abramowitz, who used a statistical method to generate his House prediction from generic polling, also predicted the House accurately, although his Senate prediction was way off.

This could change, of course, if the final result in the House turns out to be different from 232-203.

Update: It's been pointed out to me, by John Mangino, that I have the Rothenberg Senate numbers wrong. I saw his range of 4-7 Democratic pickups, and automatically took the lowest (4) for his entry, but somehow missed that he said that 6 was the most probable. That would make Rothenberg's Senate prediction 51-49, not 49-51 as I have it here.

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